Open Data

Documented high-profile cases of fraud in scientific research go back as far as the 19th century to Gregor Mendel, widely considered the father of modern genetics, and more recently to Sir Cyril Burt, an educational psychologist whose studies of IQ in twins have greatly influenced the continuing debate of nature versus nurture. In this module, Ted Miguel discusses historic and recent cases of scientific fraud, and explores ways to reduce scientific misconduct.

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26 Open Data: Introduction to Open Data (FR)

27 Open Data: Open Data and Detecting Fraudulent Research Example I (FR)

28 Open Data: Open Data and Detecting Fraudulent Research Example II (FR)

29 Open Data: Two Studies on the Problem of Disappearing Data (FR)

30 Open Data: If you posted your data, it might actually be good for you (FR)